Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-06-14

make oaramels " iAeeff
time" sidd Sue. ilippan,,, zone ii i.
In hampck three I,ours y, and sss'
'snel Suer' came th u : WHY s'ay q leaat
library. Daughter. i s = 'o I, from 1.
pale, shrinking lady n ~ ner NAN
per aud pretty embro;a - While nr,s
S S 80. Now. don't get il = : Geatisa
gram; Oh. my dear, / fes scs Tue ke
terrible mas happened. L MI Ia'neshns
p PEI, nna you know l We VI VI.
'-Fiddlesticlss with 80,
ments! roared the doctors qe pIeseuti.
i nalr that stood up from Ii. 0sae'bhes
IKE porcupine bristlcs. =. 70, l0rshed
terrible. indeed, something aisornslhias
something d shonorabIe. mua,ss;gst!acsid,
brings my gray hairs IN s,,rra thai
grave. ]" The doctor had S, i, 70 lhs
lock in his head. but ~ No. nO' white
apparent, if his lanyuaoaa sal''ng ws
tive. IL always saidJoan was wss ]. ngslra
mental tennis-playing id Is' : y SENT
let. me hear OF tennis courts .,. nseser
would not give cent for liz a s's
the present generation. Ths s . ,l q
ed college, with tho nro,a ~ Wretch.
their family life, family liz i ;as and
knew John was good for na," ,as.eed!
Ell by his other out of ali c ons spol
but to have disgraced himself I his 70
y, all OF us! Not that cnn !, a. iaaiI
IN the least to blame. He was ''st hn
the most punctilious, the nns " alwaN
honorable, Quixotic creatwo Sa.f'ctlf
the WOMAN, of course. Sic !. was
years older than he.' : twenty
nineteen" '1o Ps
II know what l am talkinc az.
All college bellies are twenty e.r n'u y,
er than the men they elope' w m. W.
he so trusting and so confidinri anu Ts
unhappy. hot-headed creaturer Z Am Inc
he has deceived this splend a = bs snak
full. wealthy girl under my roof 1--WE Whs
almost felt Ike not sanctioninc Z. y
engagement, because taking placeS ba 'us
it looked as if / mannuyred In !; .''e,
mannuvrer! Great Casar!'' =
Hush, papa!. said Sue. casn;or i.
arms as he franlically tore m, ~. ~
down the room.. "Give me tha m sa'
sage" IVY
YAEE COLLEGE, Sept e. NJ.
John Lane and Lady will arrive at p9u
Meet with carriage at station. prenarel' !. 81. a..
per and rooms. S~a up
''Oh, mammarit is true, then. Le i,
married; and if at Yale, to that Pstsrs
What shall we doe Poor Florenctl 4,
is SO devoted to him. it will kin her
Oh. Jack! jack! and to that scrubhr
girl! Don't let them come brr,
mamma. I'll telegraph"
No. lbs shall. come here, " cried Jscks
mother ''Its terrible, but the aoo,
dear trusts and loves me. See. tbs
telegram is to me-, and YOU can't e.
pect me, doctor turn ng with some
v olence on the almost insane father
'even you can't expect me to side
against the only boy have on earth
Come here" sa the Doctor. al
most calmed by the excess OF passion IN
his bond slave, ''0f course he'scoming
here's; he's got no other place to 90.
He hasn't married fifty thousand
year. has he? But the question is, who
will break it to that splendid creature
! can't tell hcr;;I can't tell her-m
Jove can't! You go, Sue, and break
it to her. Give her a hint. You wo-
men are clev I enough ut inveigling,"
w tn glare at wife and daughter that
made the very cap strings papitate
"Tell her he's dead. ami then hes is
married.. that will ease her down a
BIT"
"Oh. don't say such thing Of nv
poor daring!" CT ed his mamma, in.
stantIy summonng up the image.of the
recreant John pale and beautiful in
death.
whats all this commotion about
cried fresh young voice. Some
thing about Jack, isn't it? Why. what
ails you alp Observation-Disclosures
hep"
Yes" said the doctor, moulding
violently. the appropriateness of his sugg,
gestion almost stunning himi 4dead
and buried. Oh no. my dear" as be
saw the Light die out of the proud.
pretty face. That's my way of break
ing it to you. He's-he's-. Tell her.
Sue. he's married. He is coming here
of all plac IS, with his bride ton gift, in
few hours, and, of all people, thai
beggarly Peters, daughter. who il
twenty years older than he, Mrs Lane
know these college bellies. She ii
twenty years older if she Is Gay
and -"
Read the telegram yourself, Flor
encn," said Sue, through her tears.
The Heroine stepped to the window
and stood in the recess fox live mlnu.e e.
her back to the. other three. "Weli'
she sa Il presently. =.
''Wellp" re-echoed the trio hanglh!
on her words.
He has been entrapped," sad Flor
ence, looking tall and stern I nla'n
her entirely. She made him DO IT.
ALWAYS said she was the most mi &C w
ing, leceitful-oh, my poor jack
or ed the Heroine. in II burst OF Dll'c
weeping. - ~
ii hear the carriage coming up u
avenue. Florence. said SUD N u ~
voice. as she tapped at the aoot
seven o'clock. s'Why Florence, 20
are perfectly lovely, all in white | NJ =,
bride, and with your dianohus a u
What II lovely color in your chet ~,
too! Oh, dear. what nNNIe nm 90 ~ ~:
"What made her ,l0 ii? Sal'l MI
Maxwell, with set lips, wv as "
minute. Does M train sit N t''e pa. u
She will be dirty and dusty Il
little" -.
..Never mlnd; we VII 60 down
me / them" ee.oo
Sue trembletl, and Beriles HIVE
vear-old eyes were red with cIyy a
but they decended together. ~
train rr,stles just rs Lady Mao !, Nm